A woman claimed that a taxi driver robbed her of $14,000 baht (about 587 dollars).
But after investigators review her account and check traffic cameras in the area she claimed she was robbed. It was found out that she lied about the incident and the wounds were self-inflicted using an eyebrow picker.
Now the police are waiting for medical results to check if the woman is also using drugs.
She will be charged for false report
Normally I would have to say yes..but I just had a very unpleasant experience at ntuc fair price .
I bought 2 cartons of milk and wanted to pay using Brunei dollars but is rejected by the staff as the automated cash register do not accept it.
I ask if there is any counter that does not use the auto system and can accept my Brunei dollars…was told by the staff that no and I should look for other small shops or outlets that may accept it.
Or just dun accept Brunei dollars at the first place for my taxi fare….
Question is …if the biggest supermarket chain in Singapore dun accept it..how can I expect small shops to accept it
We have being told by the government to accept Brunei dollars yet it is so inconvenient for us..
.should I boycott Brunei dollars and risk being complaint to the government boards..?
Just feeling annoyed and need some advice from follow drivers
Thanks and drive safePs..i have being rejected few times using these notes by food stalls and small retailors and have being holding on to these for the past 2 weeks…never expected ntuc to be the same as the rest
According MAS, if you face any difficulty using Brunei currency in Singapore, you may inform MAS by sending them an email at www.mas.gov.sg/contact-us
1) Name of Company (full address);
2) Date and time of the incident; and
3) Details of the purchase and what was said by the retailers.
TP motorist had to skid and avoid a cyclist in order to avoid an accident.
Good defensive skills from the TP, if others maybe the cyclist will fly like superman. Hope the government will look into the matter.
https://www.facebook.com/SingaporeUncensored/videos/603355220010632/
Source: Singapore Road Accidents
Both of them boarded the train at the same station, the PRC man managed to get the seat first and this Singaporean man got flared up and start insulting the PRC man low class, dog and snatch his seat.
This Singaporean man also keeps claiming that he belongs to the upper class and the PRC man is just a dog. What do you think?
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I guess you better be mindful of where you going to be parking when your in KSL, JB. Or your car might just end up getting the cling wrap treatment. Having said that is that really fair for the guy to be doing this to another driver? Perhaps the enforcement officers could be doing something about driver like this so that the man doesn’t need to be taking things into his own hands?
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A male patron beat up a 7-Eleven worker because he wasn’t able to buy liquor from the store at Changi Village on Feb 15, at around 10.37pm.
A photograph that he took demonstrates the representative with a bloodied encounter.
There was additionally blood on his arm, staff T-shirt and on the dividers.
“He was the main staff around and was pounded on by the patron,”
“The worker called the police and ambalance himself.”
The 43-year-old worker was therefore sent to Changi General Hospital (CGH) and is right now on therapeutic leave.
7-Eleven representative said the organization is “mindful of the episode which happened at around 10.37pm”, and that the male client obviously “got furious and disturb that he was not able buy brew at the store.”
“All cupboards containing liquor are bolted according to the retail deals limitations under the Liquor Control (Supply and Consumption) Act,” the representative included.
Under the law, drinking is prohibited in every single open place from 10.30pm to 7am. Retail shops are likewise not permitted to offer takeaway liquor from 10.30pm to 7am.
“The police was told and the colleague was quickly sent to Changi Hospital where he got out-tolerant treatment. He is as of now on restorative leave and recuperating at home.
“The 7-Eleven group has gone by him and will keep on providing all important help to him and his family to help in his recuperation following this episode.”
The representative additionally said that 7-Eleven is collaborating completely with the police in their examinations concerning the occurrence.
The police said they were cautioned to an instance of Voluntarily Causing Hurt at 1 Changi Village Road at 10.29pm.
Police examinations are progressing.
The Singapore Civil Defense Force (SCDF) was cautioned to the occurrence at around 10.40pm and passed on one individual to CGH.
Ang Bao suppose to show a form of blessing and good fortunate from the giver to the receiver. Apparently this netizen has received a $2 angbao feeling turned off he then proceed to take photo of it and post on facebook after receiving many backlashes and he has since bought down the post.One of the Netizen sharing his post actually wrote:
57-year-old Chew Eng Han, was arrested today morning after trying to escape his jail sentence that was supposed to begin tomorrow, a sentence of 3 years & 4 months for misuse of charitable funds.
The sampan was equipped with a motor and police arrested him at around 8.47am today morning.
He was found with $5000 cash along with a fishing rod.
Guess his sentencing will be made even harsher?
Do you believe in karma? Because that is what is going on right here.
A video surfacing online shows a lorry carrying lion dance troupes got blocked by a motorcycle. This may sound like a devious plot but there is a catch. We believe the motorcyclist demands justice for blocking the motorcycle lot in the first place.
Who do you think is in the wrong? The lorry or the motorcycle?
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